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Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2005 08:33:01 -0600
From: Charlie England <ceengland@bellsouth.net>
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jesse farr wrote:

> You fellows that want to bottom post must first type it in and then 
> cut and paste the marked message that is being replied to above it; 
> or, it picks up the bars and/or karets marking it all as replies. 
> Other wise us slow ones either have to read all the same thing over or 
> just skip too much.
> jofarr
>
>     ----- Original Message ----- From: Tracy Crook
>     <mailto:lors01@msn.com>
>
>     Bottom posting this time..........
>
>          
>
Actually, it seems to depend on how you set up your email software. Mine 
(Netscape 7.2) is set up (by me) for bottom posting. I simply hit 
<reply> & started typing. The only time I end up on a line with a 
previous bar/karet is occasionally when I'm trimming a previous post. 
It's always obvious & easy to correct.  I prefer chronological order, 
but I try to conform to previous posts if I'm #3 or later (except here, 
of course).

This stuff really is a problem on this list; far more than any other 
that I frequent. Colors & stuff are interesting, but when someone starts 
typing on the same bar/karet and a 2nd person re-uses a previous color, 
and some are inserting text & others are top posting while still others 
are bottom posting while....electronic Tower of Babel.

Enough of that. Let's talk about something people aren't so passionate 
about, like red state/blue state or foreign policy.  ;-)

Charlie